Rain falls on the Ottawa River and creates rings on the surface of the water. The rings expand, overlapping with each other in complex patterns of interference. Do the rings from a single raindrop ever cease to expand? Are they eventually cancelled out by other rings? How far can one pattern of concentric rings expand before its effect is no longer felt?

The rapids in this section of the river are the result of the river breaking through a rocky ridge and slowly breaking the bedrock into smaller pieces. The sound of the rapids change according to how much water is flowing over them.

The logs in the walls of the cottage where I am staying are all from trees that grew within 100 feet of this log cabin.